I work at the CSIRO (Canberra, Australia) as a Scientific Software Engineer. Publications list at google scholar.
Member of CSIRO Hydroinformatics.
I've worked mostly since 2013 on streamflow forecasting software. An entry point is at the repo streamflow forecasting simulation tools. Most of the stack is not open source, but there are significant components thar are, notably data handling (uchronia) and generic language interoperability components (next section)
Derived from work on R.NET, a .NET to native interop library that seems to have found its way into quite a few other projects:
More recent software interop tools that stem from project work. A lot is generic (if a tad idiosyncratic) and stemmed from learning that other off-the-shelf codegen and interop tools failed me. There is still impedance to cross-project reuse. Needs some promotion work.
Mostly driven by the need to marshal some scientific data sets (multidimensional time series) between C and R, Python, Matlab, etc.
including the cinterop pythyon package
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